This ladies crochet sweater, with scarf detail, uses Kidsilk Haze. Designed by Tomoko Yamanaka, it was originally featured in Rowan Knitting Magazine no 36 and is now available to download.

Give your tree a handmade feel this year, or even update your old decorations with this crochet bauble from the Little Festive Knits Online Collection. A design by Lisa Richardson using our ever popular Kidsilk Haze, pick from a vairiety of glamorous shades to match your festive colour scheme.

Crochet this ladies’ square-neck, cropped sweater; an ideal layering piece.  Originally featured in Rowan Knitting & 

Crochet Magazine 43, this free project is from our Rowan archive.

This cushion has been designed to use up all the oddments of yarn that aren't long enough to be used in a project in their own right. It can be worked using either 4ply, DK or aran weight yarn from your stash.

Ollie is the ideal project for someone who knows basic crochet and wants to experiment with other techniques. He is made using oddments of Handknit Cotton and can be used as a paperweight or a decoration.

Ollie is the ideal toy project for someone who knows basic crochet and wants to experiment with other techniques. He is made using oddments of Handknit Cotton and can be used as a paperweight or a decoration.

This alternative Christmas Advent calendar can be made from oddments of yarn. Jemma Weston has used Kid Classic but any other yarn from your stash, that is suitable for felting, can be used as a substitute.

These versatile storage pockets are perfect for nursery essentials. Using All Seasons Cotton it was the members exclusive pattern for July 2006.

This crocheted cowl neck tunic uses Cocoon and was the members exclusive pattern in March 2008.

This crocheted shrug uses Cotton Glace and was the members exclusive pattern for September 2008.